Gorgeous Gardens & Landscapes · St. Clair County, Michigan
We Fix Yards.
Landscape makeovers, cleanups, and ongoing care in St. Clair County.
Bring overgrown beds, tired planting, and unfinished edges back into shape. Start with a practical plan for your property.
Simply the Best for Your Home & Landscape.
A St. Clair family business since 2004. See our work. Review a written estimate before approving your project.
Seasonal property care
Get ready for fall and winter.
Freshen your landscape now and plan the care your home will need as the season changes.
Fall cleanup.
Weed and tidy beds, clear accumulated leaves and debris, and cut back spent growth where appropriate. Discuss early fall preparation and a return after leaf drop.
Explore Fall CleanupResidential snow removal.
Plan driveway and walkway clearing for your home. Service begins at a 2-inch snowfall; your quote identifies the clearing areas and per-visit price.
Explore Snow ServiceWhat does your yard need?
Restore.
Bring an overgrown or outdated landscape back into shape.
Maintain.
Keep beds tidy and planting cared for through the season.
Refresh.
Finish bed lines and refresh outdoor surfaces.
Prepare for the season.
Welcome fresh color and plan for the months ahead.
See the change.
Three GGL projects, from the starting point to the finished result.
Backyard restoration
Brush clearing, shrub reduction, canopy lifting, and new planting brought the backyard back into shape.
View the restoration storyPaver patio care
Cleaner surfaces reveal the patio pattern again.
See this transformationFront-bed maintenance
Tidier planting and defined bed lines open up the frontage.
See this transformationHow It Works
01 · TELL US
Share the starting point.
Tell us your property address, what needs attention, and your priorities. Photos are helpful and optional.
02 · REVIEW
Define the work and price.
Discuss assessment, scope, materials, cleanup, and practical options. Review a written estimate.
03 · APPROVE
Agree and schedule.
Approve the work before scheduling. Review the finished scope and relevant follow-up care.
Know what you’re approving.
Your written estimate defines the work, materials, cleanup, price, and intended result. Review the details and choose any optional additions before scheduling.
See an Example Estimate ScopeA yard that stays cared for.
Maintenance is more than a single cleanup. Build a plan around your beds, planting, priorities, and the care you want help with.
Choose the work: Weeding, deadheading, agreed trimming, plant-specific pruning, and seasonal cutbacks.
Agree on the visits: Review frequency and the tasks covered. Initial cleanup, new plants, mulch, major removals, or extra work need a separately stated scope and price.
Questions before you get started?
Can I start with a one-time cleanup?
Yes. A cleanup can reset selected beds or a larger part of your property. If you want ongoing care afterward, we can define a separate maintenance plan around your landscape.
Do you work in my area?
GGL is based in St. Clair and serves St. Clair County, Michigan. Share the full address of the property needing service so we can review its location and the next step.
What will my estimate include?
Your estimate identifies the areas and tasks, relevant plants or materials, cleanup and disposal, the quoted price, and the intended result. Optional additions and separate visits are stated in the scope.
Does an estimate request book the work?
An inquiry starts the conversation. We review your needs, define the scope and price, and arrange scheduling after you approve the work.
Local people. Personal attention.
Lisa Nadtoka founded GGL in 2004. Today, her son and GGL’s owner, Andre Fleury, combines landscaping experience that began at 14, foreman leadership, and a Northwood University business degree in the family company.
Andre starts with your priorities, explains the options, and defines the work before you approve it. From restoring overgrown beds to ongoing care, his goal is a property you feel proud of.
Meet Andre & Lisa
Let’s plan your property’s next step.
Serving St. Clair County, Michigan. Tell us what you would like improved and where the property is located. We’ll discuss the next step toward a written estimate.